The International Space University (ISU) has announced the launch of the world’s first fully online interdisciplinary master’s degree dedicated exclusively to space research. The program is distinguished by a unique research mentorship model that allows students to work with former astronauts, alongside academic supervisors, in shaping research questions grounded in real mission and operational experience.

Researchers at the University of Manchester have developed a new modelling approach that embeds collision risk into the earliest stages of EO satellite design, enabling mission planners to balance high-resolution data needs with the long-term sustainability. The study offers a practical pathway to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

European AstroFest is the United Kingdom's premier astronomy conference and exhibition, held annually in London. Billed as the "largest of its kind in Europe", it brings together professional astronomers, space scientists, and hobbyists for a weekend of education and industry showcases.

Artemis II is NASA’s first crewed test flight in the Artemis campaign. Four astronauts will fly aboard NASA’s Orion spacecraft and confirm the spacecraft’s systems operate as designed in the deep space environment. In this Golden Age of exploration and innovation, the Artemis missions will allow astronauts to explore the Moon for scientific discovery, economic benefits, and help build momentum for the first crewed missions to Mars.

Spacetalk has announced the official launch of its platform dedicated to the coordination of global space traffic. In response to the absence of a unified international framework and the rapid proliferation of space actors, Spacetalk offers a neutral, transparent, and collaborative solution to prevent collisions, avoid conflicts, mitigate space debris, ensure equitable access to space, and preserve the freedom to observe the universe.